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vhdx file keeps reappearing on CSV disk in cluster storage used by SCVMM and Hyper-V
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I have a vhdx file that keeps reappearing on CSV disk in cluster storage used by SCVMM and Hyper-V after I delete it. I have tried to logon to the server marked as the owner of the Cluster Disk(found in Cluster Failover Manager), and then delete the vhdx file from there, but that has not worked.
The vhdx file belonged to a virtual guest that is no longer in the SCVMM environment, at least I can't find its name by searching for it anymore.
The VMM server has been restarted since this has happened, in hope that any locks get unlocked (doesn't seem to be the problem since no error messages about locks are displayed).
The file simply disappears in the GUI when I delete it, then reappears when I press F5.
It never really goes away.
The vhdx file belonged to a virtual guest that is no longer in the SCVMM environment, at least I can't find its name by searching for it anymore.
The VMM server has been restarted since this has happened, in hope that any locks get unlocked (doesn't seem to be the problem since no error messages about locks are displayed).
The file simply disappears in the GUI when I delete it, then reappears when I press F5.
It never really goes away.
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